Adding video and audio content to Blackboard has never been easier. Create a repository of YouTube videos or create your own podcasts or short video clips and directly load or embed this content into the Learn environment. It might seem like a daunting task, creating, editing and uploading your own videos, but the job does not have to be a difficult one and in most cases can be done rather quickly. Participants will get tips on how to efficiently edit their footage and how to upload their finished product. Faculty will also be coached on how videos can be used in their Blackboard site and how these videos can be used as podcasts for their students, clients and colleagues.

Note: It is encouraged, although not necessary, that participants bring a laptop with a webcam or a portable webcam to this session.

Can’t find a workshop that fits your schedule? Interested in other eLearning topics?
Contact Mark Ihnat at mark.ihnat@humber.ca or x4752

Visit our photo stations at one of these locations and you could be one of the next faces of Humber.

On Tuesday February 13, as part of Channel 51: Igloolik and this month's Aboriginal Movie Cafe screening of Atanarjuat: The Fast Runner, Humber Galleries and the Aboriginal Resource Centre will be welcoming Johnny Issaluk to the Lakeshore Campus. Issaluk is an Inuit Games athlete and will be talking to us about Inuit culture, hunting, and games. He will share his stories of growing up in the north, explain the purpose and history of the games, and even have an interactive portion for the audience to experience some of these games. Following the presentation the monthly Aboriginal Movie Cafe will be screening the Caméra d'Or winning film Atanarjuat and lunch from Nish Dish at the Aboriginal Resource Centre (room WEL 301) from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Come to one or come to both!

Inuit Games Presentation with Johnny Issaluk - 11 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
L-Space Gallery (L1002)

Lunch by Nish Dish and Film Screening  - 1:00 - 4:00 p.m.
Aboriginal Resource Centre (WEL 301)

For more information contact: quazance.boissoneau@humber.ca

Have you ever wanted to develop course assignments that meet real community needs? Explore how in this hands on workshop!

Learn the basics, from finding community partners to developing partnership agreements, identifying where Community Service Learning can fit within your course objectives to creating effective student assessments.

Please come with course outlines for any courses you teach, or anticipate teaching in the future.